Shouldn't the alarm be going off?
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Shouldn't the alarm be going off?
With the S2000 completely locked and the alarmed armed via the remote I reached into the car through an open window (imagine a thief smashing the window or slicing open the top) and unlock the door with the inside latch and open the door. The alarm doesn't go off. I would imagine it should but is this the case on S2000's? I've tried this after waiting 60-seconds after the car was locked and I also tried this on my brother's S2000 and the alarm would never go off. Is this the way the S2000's alarm is supposed to work? Thank you.
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From: $an Deezy
good question...
what about the oil pan drain bolt that you stripped and sold to me , sayin "it wanst leaking oil when i sold it to u" situation too huh
ddnt even tell me about the Espelirs.. i knew the car was a little low compared to stock..
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accident free .. hah man the lies continue..
sall good though karma will get to u man
what about the oil pan drain bolt that you stripped and sold to me , sayin "it wanst leaking oil when i sold it to u" situation too huh
ddnt even tell me about the Espelirs.. i knew the car was a little low compared to stock..
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Originally Posted by sweetbro
I managed to hit a patch of gravel and my 2000 S2000 ran into a curb at about 10-15mph. The dealership says I need a new control arm, knuckle (not sure what that is), bearing and a sway bar link. I found the control arm and kunckle (still don't know what that is) assembly for sale for a good price, but it's from an MY05. I've searched and searched but can't seem to find a definitive answer as to whether or not these are compatible. Also, if anyone has some parts for sale, I could use em! Thanks for your help so much guys!
sall good though karma will get to u man
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